Celcon Grey H+H Standard Aerated Concrete Block 3.6N - 440x100x215mm - SRC100/120

Celcon Block Standard Grade is BBA certified and has a compressive strength of 3.6N/mm2. Its all-r...

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This guide is for builders and homeowners using Celcon Grey H+H Standard Aerated Concrete Blocks. The key benefit is their excellent thermal performance, contributing to energy efficiency. One thing to note is that while they are lightweight, proper handling is essential to prevent damage. This guide provides essential information for effective use of Celcon blocks, from setup to care and troubleshooting.

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Model Part NumberSRC100/120
BrandCelcon

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FAQs

Are Celcon blocks suitable for external walls?

Yes, Celcon blocks are suitable for both internal and external walls, providing excellent thermal insulation.

What is the compressive strength of Celcon blocks?

The Celcon blocks have a compressive strength of 3.6N/mm2.

Do Celcon blocks require any special mortar?

No, Celcon blocks are compatible with standard mortar mixes. Always follow the manufacturer's recommendations.

Are the blocks fire-resistant?

Yes, Celcon blocks are fire-resistant, providing an added safety feature in buildings.

How should I store Celcon blocks before use?

Store the blocks in a dry place and protect them from rain and moisture to prevent damage.

Can I use Celcon blocks for foundations?

Yes, Celcon blocks can be used for foundations, provided they meet the specific requirements of the build and local building codes.

What are the dimensions of the Celcon blocks?

The blocks are 440 x 215 x 100 mm.

How do Celcon blocks contribute to energy efficiency?

The blocks offer excellent thermal insulation, reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, leading to lower energy consumption for heating and cooling.

Troubleshooting

Blocks are breaking during handling.

Ensure proper handling techniques are used. Avoid dropping or excessive force. Consider using gloves to improve grip.

Difficulty in cutting blocks.

Use a sharp masonry saw and ensure the blocks are firmly supported during cutting. Apply consistent pressure.

Blocks are not level after installation.

Double-check the level during installation using a spirit level. Adjust the mortar bed as necessary to correct any unevenness.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Lightweight, making them easier to handle and install.
  • Excellent thermal insulation properties.
  • Fire-resistant, enhancing safety.
  • Moisture-resistant, reducing water damage.
  • Suitable for various construction applications.

Cons

  • Requires careful handling to prevent damage.
  • May require specific cutting tools.
  • Can be more expensive than some alternatives.
  • Need to be correctly installed to achieve optimal performance.
  • May not be suitable for all load-bearing applications without proper design considerations.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  • Compatibility: Compatible with standard mortar and other building materials. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for mortar mix and application.
  • Cutting: Use appropriate tools like a masonry saw for cutting the blocks to the required sizes. Ensure to wear safety glasses and a dust mask.
  • Laying: Lay the blocks in courses, ensuring they are level and properly aligned. Use a spirit level to check the alignment regularly.
  • Storage: Store the blocks in a dry place before use. Protect them from rain and moisture.
  • Care: Handle the blocks carefully to avoid chipping or breaking. Ensure all blocks are clean before laying.

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